Archive · 8 Oct 2026
Three Arrested After Viral Dangerous Bike Stunts in Attapur
Police in Attapur arrested three young men after seeing videos of them riding dangerously on public roads.
The videos showed them speeding and performing risky stunts.
Police said the footage was shared on social media, including Instagram.
Officers noticed it while patrolling near Attapur Pillar No.
257 on Tuesday night.
They traced and arrested the riders.
Police said the motorcycles had no registration plates, though reports describe their number and colors differently.
The three were charged under laws covering dangerous driving and vehicle offences.
They were taken to court for judicial remand.
Attapur police arrested three youths over videos showing dangerous motorcycle stunts and reckless riding on public roads.
Police said the footage circulated on social media and was uploaded to Instagram.
Patrol staff noticed the video near Attapur Pillar No. 257 on Tuesday night and traced the riders.
Police identified the accused as Md. Mohinudin, Mohammed Rizwan and Toheed; reports differ on the spelling of the last name.
The accused were booked under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Motor Vehicles Act provisions and produced before a court for judicial remand.
- Who
- Three youths identified by police as Md. Mohinudin, Mohammed Rizwan and Toheed.
- What
- They were arrested over alleged reckless motorcycle riding, dangerous stunts and riding without registration plates.
- When
- Police noticed the video during patrols on Tuesday night and arrested the youths by the early hours.
- Where
- Near Attapur Pillar No. 257 in Attapur, Hyderabad.
- Why
- Police said videos showed the youths performing dangerous stunts and riding recklessly on public roads.
- Arrests
- Three youths
- Location
- Near Attapur Pillar No. 257, Hyderabad
- Accused
- Md. Mohinudin, 24; Mohammed Rizwan, 21; and Toheed, 19
- Footage
- Police said videos circulated on social media and were uploaded to Instagram.
- Vehicles
- Police said the motorcycles had no registration plates; reports differ on the vehicles' descriptions.
- Legal provisions
- Sections 281, 125 and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, along with relevant Motor Vehicles Act provisions.
- Court status
- The accused were produced before a court for judicial remand.
